In a surprise move, Hermès also introduced the Le Temps Suspendu complication in a new 39mm version of the Cut.Of particular note is link the typeface used on the dial, which in addition to being decidedly large, is uniquely attractive. I have a slight suspicion that this piece was originally intended for military use, which would be supported by the increased legibility afforded by the Arabic numerals and radium lume dots. If anyone has further insight into whether this suspicion is indeed the case, I’d love to hear more in the comments below.Two seconds, she says. There's a video on her website that teaches you. "I mean, you can teach yourself. Just be very careful because it does involve sharp objects and flying glass. I take no responsibility for anyone who injures themselves."My bias for smaller watches is showing. With this Defy Skyline, we again have another example of a brand experimenting with dial patterning in its own way. This time, it's Zenith's geometric "sunburst" pattern, which I do have some gripes about the naming, but given that I really like how it looks, I will stave off my criticism. With its slim profile of just 10.3mm working in harmony with the integrated bracelet of it all, this is a watch that just melds into the wrist and drapes beautifully.
They were fitted with a Valjoux 72 base caliber, usually finished especially by or for Rolex and named 72A.The caliber CFB MR3000 in the Manero Minute Repeater Symphony (which is also a COSC certified chronometer) has the racks, cams, and levers for the repeating system on the top plate/back of the movement. This is not the only minute repeater caliber to reverse the usual arrangement but for the CFB MR3000, there is a reason beyond aesthetics – putting the gongs, hammers and regulator on the dial side means they are not in the way of the peripheral rotor system.The grey dial is an easy (and predictable) personal preference and I think it's a lovely backdrop for the careful use of a great font, the oversized applied markers, and the yellow-tan coloring of the "old radium" SuperLuminova. As beauty is in the eye of the beholder my take can be very simple, I think the Deepstar II is nothing short link of gorgeous.Bovet's new Orbis Mundi is not a petite watch by any means, but it does feel a lot more comfortable on the wrist, something only enhanced by the choice of bead-blasted titanium. I've tried on quite a few Bovet wristwatches over the years, and the new Orbis Mundi in matte titanium is the closest that one has ever felt to being a genuine option for daily wear.
Then, Omega introduced its successor. The Omega Constellation Double Eagle, which I never took to in quite the same way. It was link different but never seemed to exude the character of what came before or after, in my opinion.The others have different automatic (Lemania-based) 1040 or 1045 chronograph calibers.Editions, Büsser also tries to keep the less wealthy watch enthusiasts close to him.Between Anthony Traina's watch lover's guide to Italy and Mark's piece on obtaining his dive certification in Nassau, we've got adventure covered. And then for a little (okay, a lot) of fun, Malaika Crawford shares her own take on classic watch advertisements as well as a profile from James Stacey on one of the most interesting Swatch collectors on the planet.

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